October 22, 1898 (4 pages)

The 0. K. Painter, jh-class work at fair prices The best materials always 022-tf IN: HOTEL, street, Nevada City. NS, +. ee Mana ls New York ; ola Jr.,San Francisco ! “ j : “ ‘echt, “ “ ods, ie , San Juan. ing, « * by 4S aa ee an, “ 28, se tgs fe Datch Flat 2», New York a, Sweetland Relief Hill , Sacramento sou, Omaha , Washington. % Se OT WEAR. / NOT A FLW : any where in the line of are offering. Every Boot yur stock is well made from erial, be it Leather or Kid ‘ish and perfect fitting and monstrate their excellent lities. ese goods at prices which th enough to Day, for bigh ovey Bros. eet, Nevada City. cinds of oF be done on notice ai t the lowest isiness Change. HEREBY nde THAT THE » Company have chased t ¢ interest of Soon Kee in the ay, and the business wil) by -Kee-Chung Come's Flat, Nevaita County, Cali“SOON KEE CHUNG CO. +, Oot. 19, 1808. Im IFUL AS MAHOGANY ‘SEQUOIA, ieap As Pine. houses finished with it, ? BOLLDING LUMBER, MILL MINING TIMBERS, ppot. Telephone No. 51. E BROS. CO. and is grazd in the he second will not & GO. BRB “ “Francis Byrne,’ Nevada county rep, “yesentative of the National Ore Reéduc;tion Works of St. Louis, says the com-. 1¢ nine. _. He-is-liberallypatronized everywhere _Aachian Tube. When this tube is inSATURDAY...:0CT. 22, 1808. SOLD 10 SATISFY CREDITORS, An Ex-Nevada City. School Teacher Loses is Dragstore, Prof. Cowdery, formerly principal of the public schools of this-city, is in hard Juck. His-dfugstore in Stockton was sold by auction Thursday morning for $900 to Mr, Prien of San: Francisco, ; after half an hour of bidding. Oonsidering the fact that an inventory placed a value of $3000 on the stock, exclusive of fixtures which were valued at $3500, the price is considered ridicutn Gpy. Derecuslities: “1a Bue agreed lously low. “CALLED 10 ACCOUNT. . THE WHEK'S PROGRAM: Bison Says Ia Rue Has Made Palso. Special Attractions Por the Coming CathStatements About Him. =. . olte Pair at Armory Hall, _ Hugh Mia Rue, Fusion candidate. The fair for the benefit of St. Canice trict, having made certain insinuations . hall on Tuesday evening and continue against his opponent, E. B, Edson, in . during every succeeding evening of the La speech which La Rue delivered at. week, isto have numerous special atPlacerville on Satarday ‘night, a Suc-. tractions of an interesting character, ramento Bee reporter was detailed to. as follows: : ne see Mr, Edson on.the subject, and ask) Tuesday évening—Selection by band; him ‘what he had to say to the public. opening address, Hon. E. M, Preston; thereon: instrumental duet, Mrs. L. 8. Calkins “Whon this campaign started,” Edson . and Mrs. Frank Guenther; recitation, said, “I called on Mr. La Rue and sug-. Miss Libbie Hicke; vocal solo, Miss gested to him that we conduct a clean . Mabel Hughes; vocal duet, Mr. Robb campaign and refrain from indulging . and Miss Robb. Wednesday evening—Grass Valley that this should be the courseto pursue. night. Program under Miss M. At 10 v’olock; the ttme eet tor tha T regret that La Rue has forgotten this . Thomas’ direction. sale, the store was pretty well filled with prospective buyers. Mr. Moore of Moore & Sons, announced that with the exception ‘of a small lot of goods received at the store on consignment, all within the four ‘walls. of the store would be sold to. the highest bidder for cash, with the understanding that everything in the store must be moved out at once. “The auctioneer then started the same old auction barangue which was in vogue something like a hundred years ago. The first bid. was $250, and $50 jumps were made until $500 was reached, when the price went up $25 at a time. Several raisés of $10. were offered, but s pany. refnsed, and not until $875. was reached vat be given to the most popbilar candi. would the auctioneer accept a bid of $10. Then Mr. Kuox of Stockton expressed his willingness to give $885. was written by the man whom I have understanding, especially where he reThursday evening—Chorus, under fers to me in his speech at Placerville, . Prof. Davie’ direction; recitation, Mies and particularly where, in that speech, . Martha Sims; cornet solo, Richard he hints that I carry editorials from Veal; recitation, Frank Williams; quarWilliam H. Mills to the Bee. I have . tette. never met’Mr: Mills, and do not know’ him. I never met the proprietors of . ladies from St. Mary’s Academy. the Bee until after the campaign opened and they began criticising Mr. La/. orchestra; chorus, under Prof. Davis’ Rae. I shall not be personal, but would . direction; vocal solo, Mrs, A. D. Malike to point out whére La Rue made . son; vocal quartette. statements at Placerville that are not true.” ea ery afternoon from 5:30 to 7 o’clock, “In his Placerville speech La Rue. and there will be dancing every night. . said that he could not understand the . There are numerous prizes to be rafattack made upon him by the Bee, un-/ fied and voted, as heretofore menless it was created by the railroad com-. tioned, among them being a gentleFriday evening—Program by young Saturday evening—Selection by the A chicken dinner is to be served evIn this connection La, Rue man’s satin-lined overcoat which will “57 am satisfied that the piece there . date. A beautiful white hat has been sent Mr, Prien promptly raised it to $900, before referred to in this speech as aj >Y the Misses Niles of Grass Valley to at which figure ,it remained until “knocked down” to him, The sale was made to satisfy creditors. . representative of the railroad company. be given to the most popular young My opponent was in the city a short . lady. . time. before these articles appeared. Whether he had anything to do with it; work ever gathered together in the The handsomest collection of fancy “oo ww ty will be hibition. TO TALK FOR REPUBLIGANISM. ot2ot 2 22% How. Soon atter the county will in on exon papers copied articles from the Bee at . 02 will receive a ticket which will enB. N. Shoecraft of This City to Star} that time, and it may be that this man . title the holder toa chance in'a sofa North Tomorrow. Had something to do with it. I do not. Pillow, and on Friday night-each one say 80, because I don’t know him, but . attending will be entitled to a chance B. N. Shoecraft of this city leaves . nose charges may have come abont in ina doll. here tomorrow for a, speech making . , trip through the’ counties of Plumas, Lassen and Modoc in the interest of. yiously referred to in his speech is W. the Republican party: “He goes out! py yj al t t that under the direction of thé State Cen-. 4. = pba <heg apror ork Rie ay hat way.’ : Bre ae “Now. the man whom La Rue preMUST GO ABROAD _To Learn About Your Home. “*A short time ago I was visiting in tral Committee. Mr. Shoeecraft is 8 hat I. was in San Francisco a short. New York State, Massachusetts and speaker of ability, eloquence and pow-. tine before these articles appeared. I , Connecticut, and.I was particularly imer. He hasa thorough understauding. 1.44 to denounée that as untrue, be-. pressed with the number of times I so present his qwn arguments and meet} i, time he mentions. La Rue says Cereal Food Coffee, made at Battle the best possible results. *:°* sy Mr. Stidecraft will gpen his -engage> those of the opposition as to secure . that 1 was in Chico soon after the first Creek. report. I also want to say that this js I generally replied that I had never Jso unqualifiedly false, for I was not "sed Postum, but knew of a good many ments by addressing a meeting at. .+ Onico when La Rue insinuatesI was. . who did, and I knew that it was made Johnsville on Monday evening. ‘Will Build Smelters. pany Jcontemplates the erection of ‘smelting works here. Mr. Byrne said/y am 9 candidate of the railroad com. today: “The system saves the gold lost 4 in amalgamation even under the most friendly terms with the railroad.° He careful treatment otherwise. Ores that says that he has been told that. Now, contain gold in combination with baser . j¢ he has been fold that, he has been metals such as lead, copper, iron and/ +014 what isnot true. Jn the District azine, will then’ be worked at home. Gonvention which nominated me the “The line between profit-and loss in low counties supposedly under the. inflo: ence of the railroad company voted amines that a system should if possible solidly against me. My nomination be used that will do away with amalga-. .4me from the northern counties of the tion and chlorination except for very . state, which have never been accused of being under railroad influence. [' grade ores is so close in some gold rich free-working ores. The intention is for edch mine requiring jt to have a received the nomination againet—the_ combination of these counties over which it is claimed the railroad has influence, and against the active opposismelter of its own.” oer Oe A Wonderful Tunnel. er, has returned from atrip to the upthat be could to defeat me. per country. He says that work has been commenced on the new -shaft at the California mine. He gives an in. teresting description of the tunnel, of . pany. He says that I am on very The papers began their attack on Mr. by men who devoted their time and La Rue before I met; the editors: of the . Study to the perfection of food and Bee, and if'there is something. in Mr. . food beverages, La Rue’s career tliat Warrants "the pap-. ers in criticising him, that is no affair “Now as to Mr. La Rue’s charge that MRS. R. E. MONAGHAN, 745 N. Waterloo Ave., f Jackson, Mich. One of my former classmates, Mrs. H. L. Sweeney, the well-known paint-. tion of Grove L. Johnson, who did ‘all E Kinsley of Westfield, Mass., seemed greatly surprised that I had never used “J will say at this time to the 80,000 Postum. The family were very enthuvoters in the twenty-eight counties siastic over its effect uponthem. Said comprising my district that if I am they could not enjoy life without it. elected I will serve the.\whole people . The physician had recommended total that great mine. It runs into the) ra isnally, without the fear or favor of abstinence from coffee, as she had inmountain side as straight as an arrow any man or corporation. for a distance of 1935 feet. On two days of the year the sun shines directly into it the whole length so that a man sitting at the inner end can read the, -finest newspaper print by the light, of day. : —_———_ +9 @e-> A Sightless Traveler. George Deacon, the blind peddler from Grass Valley, started for Towle this morning. He went on the Washjugton stage-to the point known ast . jared her digestive organs by using it, “I look upon this office as a judicial and was considered a confirmed and office. It is one in which the Com-_ irfeurable dyspeptic, but when put upon missioners’ sit as judges to bear evi-. Postum Cereal’ Food Coffee, she imdence on questions arising between the . mediately began to get well, ‘and left transportation companies and the peo-. off the drugs and the coffee. Now she ple. It is human nature that wherever is able to eat anything she ‘likes witha person, firm or corporation has a out the least symptom of disease. Her monopoly of any business they will take life before had been~one of suffering, advantage of the situation. Wherever and it is now one of enjoyment. She there is active competition there is no . said it would be impossible to speak need of a Railroad Commissioner, but . too’highly in its praise. Railroad Commissioner in this Dis-. chureb, which is to open at Armory j ‘ing my visit in the Hast, It is, suffi cient to say that Postam has a very firm foothold with my Eastern friends. ‘easiond Lhave had Postum cerved to such cases that it issimply because it not been allowed to boil long enough to bring out the delicate and well known flavor.” : “A LOST LEDER Mrs. Norris's Persistent Search For Her Dead. Uncle's Bonanza. Mrs. CG. E Norris, a teacher ina business college at Stockton, and Miss E. A. Smally of the same city arrived here from. Sierra county on last night’s stage, being en routehome. They have been at the old Cornish Ranch on the Henness Pass route searching for a bonanza that Mrs, Norris has a notion lies hidden away in the mountain fastnesses of that desolate section. It is the second trip she has made to the ranch quite lately, The lady who went with her the first time is said to have claimed some occult power that wonld lead her directly to what was wanted, but of ‘course the trip was unsuccessful. It is supposed that Miss Smally also claims to be able to perform such feats, but she too has been unsaccessfal according to the reports of the. ladies themselves. As the story goes, long years ago the proprietor of Cornish Ranch was prospecting around one day when he found a marvelously rich ledge of gold ore. The rock was sparkling all over with the royal metal. Just after that he was taken ill with a fever, and when a little later he passed to the great unknown the secret of the rich deposit’s. whereabouts died with bim. It is very much the same sort uf a legend that somebody has to relate of almost every rod of the Sierra Nevada gold belt, eee Sweeney, the O. K. Painter, is prepared todo thebest painting at the most moderate prices. 022-tf. 4 A Theater For Grass Valley. Manager Banks of the ‘Pacific Remedy Company, now filling an engagement at this city, is thinking seriously of building a large public hall at Grass Valley for theatrical and other entertainments including dances. He is firmly convinced that such ah investment* will yield good returns. as the city is without a building of the kind. Died of Miners’ Consumption. At six o’clock last evening Richard Austin, a native of Cornwall, died at his home in the town of Washington, his ailment being consumption. He leaves a widow. The funeral is to take place in Washington to-morrow afternoon. The Royal is the highest grade baking powder ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. ae . me rather flat, bat always know in. — Appetite and Restores Health, Vigor and Vitality. “TI feel that I:ought to write « few . words in praise of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which has done great things for me. I at my stomach and constipated. I tried: remedies highly recommended for female weaknesses, but the medicines brought on other troubles. I-was so weak I could not attend to my household duties, . and I then determined to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla. After I had taken this medicine a short time I began to gain strength. I Grew Stronger Each Day until I was able'to work all day without any inconvenience. I have taken Hood’s Pills for constipation, and I am better today than I have been for five years. Since taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. and Hood’s Pills I feel r&ted in the morning. I am less nervous and apy sure I have richer and purer blood. I have always been hered with scrofula, but now I am of it. Before my last child was born I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and my girl baby was fa} and strong, while my other child was not well and lived to be only two years old.” Mrs. E, F, Box 419, Missouri Valley, Iowa. Drat, Hi d 9. Sarsa= 0Od'S parilia Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Parifier. Hood’s Pills 73s" Foe. Sierra Valley Butter. H. GOERING, O* Sierraville, has.a large quantity of Sierra Valley's famous butter now on sale in Nevada City, at : Fisher Bros.’ and W. E.°Johnston’s Grocery Stores, Every pound of it guaranteed to be STRICTLY PIRST CLASS. Sold in kegs and kits. 019-)m Grass Valley and Nevada City >°BUS LINE. Four round trips datly. : TIMETABLE: Until further notice the. ’Bus will make regular A between Nevada City and Grass Valley atthe following hours: ‘ Leaving Nevada City at 10a. m., 2, 5 and 7:30 p.m. Leaving Grass Valley at 8:15 a. m., ‘1, 8:45 aad 7:30 p. m. ; Passengers called for in any part of town without extra -charge. Leave orders at the National Exchange Hotel. GEO. WETTERAU, Prop. S100 Reward. The Nevada County Electric Power Company offers the above reward for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of any and all parties found tampering or interfering in . any form,shape or manner with the Company’s poles or wires in either of the towns or across country. : WARNING—From now cn there will be a strong current on our wires, and parties meddling with them do so at their own risk. E. J. pe SABA, JR., Manager Nevada Oounty Electric Power Company. J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music, . Also Choral ad Orchestral Director. Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and other portions of Nevada county weekly for the ood seg of instructing pupils at their own mes. i ‘For particulars as to terms of tuition, ete, apply to the Professor, either by letter or personally, at his homein North San Juan, or the Union Hotel. Nevada City. juuction and there took the lumbering) Gj missioner comes forward as a ago, I visited Mr. Albert Atkins, who all--THE LOWEST PRICES. by people who buy the notions he offers for sale. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the disease portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies, Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eus‘flamed you have a rambling sound or imperfect hearing, and when. it is en‘irely closed, Deafness is the result, ‘and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten oany case of Deafness (caused by caAddress, : tle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. ~~ satiny. me Desoos. tracesia — guardian of the rights of the people. I. was then a very great sufferer. Both the mountains with sere Ear aa shall make it my special-work, if elect-' he and bis friends did not think it facility as though he be § Sight. . ed, to see that any evils arising from. possible for him to live more ghan a ~ Largest Display! = Lowest Prices ! LADIES—Before making your purchases call at Miss Eleanor E. Hoeft’s where there is a motiopoly the Railroad} When I was in Westfield eight years) where you will find the Qa" VERY LATEST STYLES and most important of are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing . pare their statement. but an inflamed condition of the muWe will give One Hundred Dollars . tarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Sead for circulars; free F. J. CHENEY & CO., Prop, Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per botUse Rowe's hair restorer and yon will . with Sweeney, the O. K. Painter, before . favorable results. T cannot tell half of such-a situation -will-bepromptly corshort time. I found him so well on rected. ! s . this visit that I insisted upon knowing “My only pledge in this campaigu is what made the change. He said he that I will bend every effort to see that . had visited every point of the compass, the people, not only of my district, but and tried almost everything he had of the whole State, shall get exact jus-. ever heard recommended, but all of no tice. I make this pledge, and I never . avail, until he was led by the Postum made a pledge or promise in my life . Cereal articles to suspect that the little that I did not keep, to which fact my . coffee he drank was really poisoning whole business carecr will testify.” him day by day, and from the very AE Re, time that he quit coffee entirely and Sentence Postponed. began to use Postum, he began to get In the-case of the people vs. John-. better. He is a very wealthy man and ston Judge Nilon this morning made . travels a great deal, but says he never an order postponing the time of proleaves home for one pight without his nouncing sentence till next Saturday. . outfit of Postum. ‘This was.done on the motion of de-. While at Jumaca Plains, Mass, I fendant’s attorneys who propose’to ask . Visited a retired sea captain’s bome. for anew trial and want’time to pre. He said in all his experience, far and near, on land or water, he had never ee ene ‘. found any beverage that would com. pare with Postum Cereal Coffee 5 pap aaa abt . While he used to drink coffee he sufJohn Michell will hold his weekly . ¢.;eq with headaches, drowsiness and soiree this evening, at the Odd Fel-. an unnatural thickening of the blood, lows’ banquet hall. Good music and . pot since quitting the common coffee a good time assured to all, . lt . and using Postum, he was free from all okey bis ailments. I drank my first cup of Mave ‘You s House Postum with him, and to my surprise Or anything else that requires'painting . found it a very delicious, pe ble inside or outside? If you have talk . drink, which I have since used with Watch Our Windows for Bargains. Make. No Mistake, Ladies. THH BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF Fall # Winter Millinery ey, eee WM. H. CRAWFORD’S, , Main Street, Nevada City Is Not Equalled In Nevada County. * Ladies’ Pompadour Combs, 9 ai Full circle—from 13 to 28 cents. In Dressing Combs our stock is complete— Prices from_7 to 25 cents. Our 25c Celluloid Combs are catalogued by Department stores at 35¢c. ‘Transcript Block. ket Store, — money on every purchase. . We have received another lot of es That’s the way we save you THINKITOVER We Sell You the Best QUALITY of Goods For the LEAST MONEY. WON'T IT.PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? . CASH GROCER, Sells For Cash; 2 -Cives You Best Value For Your Money ; Has the Best®Quality of Goods. Try our Mustard in bulk—z25c. per quart: Will sell you aly quantity you want. Ripe and Green Olives in bulk. Pim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. DOUGLASS BUTTER, ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY. . ro SOSH SOHO HOSSHHHSHSHSHHHHHHHHHHHOHHHHOOH OD DR. SANDEN’S SUCCESS! Nothing That Has Merit Can Be Kept Downe-Some Wonderful Cures. 1— DAY HAS COME WHEN MERIT ONLY can win. If a man claims that he can cure a weakness/or a pain which has existed for years he must back his claim with proof. This is the reason for Dr. Sanden’s great success. He has shown 16,000 tetsimonials of cures during the past three years. The j -, pedple are close at home and can be seen fo prove their assertions. Dr. Sanden’s Electric Belt is the most popular curative remedy known to-day. It cures, and therefore people prefer it to drugs or the cheap, ‘Classes of-Men,” it ko Devoted to the weaknesses of men, tells the cause of early decay in young and middle-aged men; He shows how electricity, properly applied, will restore this power, and, @ives the proof. It is free upon application, A personal call preferred. Sy irs POSSE OOSSO SESE SESS Ee TEEO SET OSOOOOOe COSSHSSHSHSSOS SOHO SL EOHSHES SOHO HOOD Listen to the Clock Strike ! It’s a cathedral. gong and the mellow chimes fill the room with music. We have such a large variety <j CLOCKS In marble, onyx, nickel or wood case, with bronze, silver of gilt finish, suitable for boudoir, parlor, office or store, that it is impossible to select any for special mentiou. All are made by special manufacturers and are warranted good time keepers. We carry all kinds of _._ Jewelry, Watches, etc.,And every article sold by us is guaranteed as represented. LUETJE & BRAND, © WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS, ~~ "BROAD STREET. What ? A CARLOAD OF Furniture--Parlor and Bedroom Sets, ral kcases, Chiffonires, Chairs, Lounges, etc. Have been received from the East by JAMES KINKEAD. Prices Astonishing Low. See the stock 2% —_918-1w. giving your order. 022-tf. . what I heard in praise of Postum durPrices Astonishingly Low.

The 0. K. Painter, jh-class work at fair prices The best materials always 022-tf IN: HOTEL, street, Nevada City. NS, +. ee Mana ls New York ; ola Jr.,San Francisco ! “ j : “ ‘echt, “ “ ods, ie , San Juan. ing, « * by 4S aa ee an, “ 28, se tgs fe Datch Flat 2», New York a, Sweetland Relief Hill , Sacramento sou, Omaha , Washington. % Se OT WEAR. / NOT A FLW : any where in the line of are offering. Every Boot yur stock is well made from erial, be it Leather or Kid ‘ish and perfect fitting and monstrate their excellent lities. ese goods at prices which th enough to Day, for bigh ovey Bros. eet, Nevada City. cinds of oF be done on notice ai t the lowest isiness Change. HEREBY nde THAT THE » Company have chased t ¢ interest of Soon Kee in the ay, and the business wil) by -Kee-Chung Come's Flat, Nevaita County, Cali“SOON KEE CHUNG CO. +, Oot. 19, 1808. Im IFUL AS MAHOGANY ‘SEQUOIA, ieap As Pine. houses finished with it, ? BOLLDING LUMBER, MILL MINING TIMBERS, ppot. Telephone No. 51. E BROS. CO. and is grazd in the he second will not & GO. BRB “ “Francis Byrne,’ Nevada county rep, “yesentative of the National Ore Reéduc;tion Works of St. Louis, says the com-. 1¢ nine. _. He-is-liberallypatronized everywhere _Aachian Tube. When this tube is inSATURDAY.....:0CT. 22, 1808. SOLD 10 SATISFY CREDITORS, An Ex-Nevada City. School Teacher Loses is Dragstore, Prof. Cowdery, formerly principal of the public schools of this-city, is in hard Juck. His-dfugstore in Stockton was sold by auction Thursday morning for $900 to Mr, Prien of San: Francisco, ; after half an hour of bidding. Oonsidering the fact that an inventory placed a value of $3000 on the stock, exclusive of fixtures which were valued at $3500, the price is considered ridicutn Gpy. Derecuslities: “1a Bue agreed lously low. “CALLED 10 ACCOUNT. . THE WHEK'S PROGRAM: Bison Says Ia Rue Has Made Palso. Special Attractions Por the Coming CathStatements About Him. =. . olte Pair at Armory Hall, _ Hugh Mia Rue, Fusion candidate. The fair for the benefit of St. Canice trict, having made certain insinuations . hall on Tuesday evening and continue against his opponent, E. B, Edson, in . during every succeeding evening of the La speech which La Rue delivered at. week, isto have numerous special atPlacerville on Satarday ‘night, a Suc-. tractions of an interesting character, ramento Bee reporter was detailed to. as follows: : ne see Mr, Edson on.the subject, and ask) Tuesday évening—Selection by band; him ‘what he had to say to the public. opening address, Hon. E. M, Preston; thereon: instrumental duet, Mrs. L. 8. Calkins “Whon this campaign started,” Edson . and Mrs. Frank Guenther; recitation, said, “I called on Mr. La Rue and sug-. Miss Libbie Hicke; vocal solo, Miss gested to him that we conduct a clean . Mabel Hughes; vocal duet, Mr. Robb campaign and refrain from indulging . and Miss Robb. Wednesday evening—Grass Valley that this should be the courseto pursue. night. Program under Miss M. At 10 v’olock; the ttme eet tor tha T regret that La Rue has forgotten this . Thomas’ direction. sale, the store was pretty well filled with prospective buyers. Mr. Moore of Moore & Sons, announced that with the exception ‘of a small lot of goods received at the store on consignment, all within the four ‘walls. of the store would be sold to. the highest bidder for cash, with the understanding that everything in the store must be moved out at once. “The auctioneer then started the same old auction barangue which was in vogue something like a hundred years ago. The first bid. was $250, and $50 jumps were made until $500 was reached, when the price went up $25 at a time. Several raisés of $10. were offered, but s pany. refnsed, and not until $875. was reached vat be given to the most popbilar candi. would the auctioneer accept a bid of $10.. Then Mr. Kuox of Stockton expressed his willingness to give $885. was written by the man whom I have understanding, especially where he reThursday evening—Chorus, under fers to me in his speech at Placerville, . Prof. Davie’ direction; recitation, Mies and particularly where, in that speech, . Martha Sims; cornet solo, Richard he hints that I carry editorials from Veal; recitation, Frank Williams; quarWilliam H. Mills to the Bee. I have . tette. never met’Mr: Mills, and do not know’ him. I never met the proprietors of . ladies from St. Mary’s Academy. the Bee until after the campaign opened and they began criticising Mr. La/. orchestra; chorus, under Prof. Davis’ Rae. I shall not be personal, but would . direction; vocal solo, Mrs, A. D. Malike to point out whére La Rue made . son; vocal quartette. statements at Placerville that are not true.” ea ery afternoon from 5:30 to 7 o’clock, “In his Placerville speech La Rue. and there will be dancing every night. . said that he could not understand the . There are numerous prizes to be rafattack made upon him by the Bee, un-/ fied and voted, as heretofore menless it was created by the railroad com-. tioned, among them being a gentleFriday evening—Program by young Saturday evening—Selection by the A chicken dinner is to be served evIn this connection La, Rue man’s satin-lined overcoat which will “57 am satisfied that the piece there . date. A beautiful white hat has been sent Mr, Prien promptly raised it to $900, before referred to in this speech as aj >Y the Misses Niles of Grass Valley to at which figure ,it remained until “knocked down” to him, The sale was made to satisfy creditors. . representative of the railroad company. be given to the most popular young My opponent was in the city a short . lady. . time. before these articles appeared. Whether he had anything to do with it; work ever gathered together in the The handsomest collection of fancy “oo ww ty will be hibition. TO TALK FOR REPUBLIGANISM. ot2ot 2 22% How. Soon atter the county will in on exon papers copied articles from the Bee at . 02 will receive a ticket which will enB. N. Shoecraft of This City to Star} that time, and it may be that this man . title the holder toa chance in'a sofa North Tomorrow. Had something to do with it. I do not. Pillow, and on Friday night-each one say 80, because I don’t know him, but . attending will be entitled to a chance B. N. Shoecraft of this city leaves . nose charges may have come abont in ina doll. here tomorrow for a, speech making . , trip through the’ counties of Plumas, Lassen and Modoc in the interest of. yiously referred to in his speech is W. the Republican party: “He goes out! py yj al t t that under the direction of thé State Cen-. 4. = pba <heg apror ork Rie ay hat way.’ : Bre ae “Now. the man whom La Rue preMUST GO ABROAD _To Learn About Your Home. “*A short time ago I was visiting in tral Committee. Mr. Shoeecraft is 8 hat I. was in San Francisco a short. New York State, Massachusetts and speaker of ability, eloquence and pow-. tine before these articles appeared. I , Connecticut, and.I was particularly imer. He hasa thorough understauding. 1.44 to denounée that as untrue, be-. pressed with the number of times I so present his qwn arguments and meet} i, time he mentions. La Rue says Cereal Food Coffee, made at Battle the best possible results. *:°* sy Mr. Stidecraft will gpen his -engage> those of the opposition as to secure . that 1 was in Chico soon after the first Creek. report. I also want to say that this js I generally replied that I had never Jso unqualifiedly false, for I was not "sed Postum, but knew of a good many ments by addressing a meeting at. .+ Onico when La Rue insinuatesI was. . who did, and I knew that it was made Johnsville on Monday evening. ‘Will Build Smelters. pany Jcontemplates the erection of ‘smelting works here. Mr. Byrne said/y am 9 candidate of the railroad com. today: “The system saves the gold lost 4 in amalgamation even under the most friendly terms with the railroad.° He careful treatment otherwise. Ores that says that he has been told that. Now, contain gold in combination with baser . j¢ he has been fold that, he has been metals such as lead, copper, iron and/ +014 what isnot true. Jn the District azine, will then’ be worked at home. Gonvention which nominated me the “The line between profit-and loss in low counties supposedly under the. inflo: ence of the railroad company voted amines that a system should if possible solidly against me. My nomination be used that will do away with amalga-. .4me from the northern counties of the tion and chlorination except for very . state, which have never been accused of being under railroad influence. [' grade ores is so close in some gold rich free-working ores. The intention is for edch mine requiring jt to have a received the nomination againet—the_ combination of these counties over which it is claimed the railroad has influence, and against the active opposismelter of its own.” oer Oe A Wonderful Tunnel. er, has returned from atrip to the upthat be could to defeat me. per country. He says that work has been commenced on the new -shaft at the California mine. He gives an in. teresting description of the tunnel, of . pany. He says that I am on very The papers began their attack on Mr. by men who devoted their time and La Rue before I met; the editors: of the . Study to the perfection of food and Bee, and if'there is something. in Mr. . food beverages, La Rue’s career tliat Warrants "the pap-. ers in criticising him, that is no affair “Now as to Mr. La Rue’s charge that MRS. R. E. MONAGHAN, 745 N. Waterloo Ave., f Jackson, Mich. One of my former classmates, Mrs. H. L. Sweeney, the well-known paint-. tion of Grove L. Johnson, who did ‘all E Kinsley of Westfield, Mass., seemed greatly surprised that I had never used “J will say at this time to the 80,000 Postum. The family were very enthuvoters in the twenty-eight counties siastic over its effect uponthem. Said comprising my district that if I am they could not enjoy life without it. elected I will serve the.\whole people . The physician had recommended total that great mine. It runs into the) ra isnally, without the fear or favor of abstinence from coffee, as she had inmountain side as straight as an arrow any man or corporation. for a distance of 1935 feet. On two days of the year the sun shines directly into it the whole length so that a man sitting at the inner end can read the, -finest newspaper print by the light, of day. : —_———_ +9 @e-> A Sightless Traveler. George Deacon, the blind peddler from Grass Valley, started for Towle this morning. He went on the Washjugton stage-to the point known ast . jared her digestive organs by using it, “I look upon this office as a judicial and was considered a confirmed and office. It is one in which the Com-_ irfeurable dyspeptic, but when put upon missioners’ sit as judges to bear evi-. Postum Cereal’ Food Coffee, she imdence on questions arising between the . mediately began to get well, ‘and left transportation companies and the peo-. off the drugs and the coffee. Now she ple. It is human nature that wherever is able to eat anything she ‘likes witha person, firm or corporation has a out the least symptom of disease. Her monopoly of any business they will take life before had been~one of suffering, advantage of the situation. Wherever and it is now one of enjoyment. She there is active competition there is no . said it would be impossible to speak need of a Railroad Commissioner, but . too’highly in its praise. Railroad Commissioner in this Dis-. chureb, which is to open at Armory j ‘ing my visit in the Hast, It is, suffi cient to say that Postam has a very firm foothold with my Eastern friends. ‘easiond Lhave had Postum cerved to such cases that it issimply because it not been allowed to boil long enough to bring out the delicate and well known flavor.” : “A LOST LEDER Mrs. Norris's Persistent Search For Her Dead. Uncle's Bonanza. Mrs. CG. E Norris, a teacher ina business college at Stockton, and Miss E. A. Smally of the same city arrived here from. Sierra county on last night’s stage, being en routehome. They have been at the old Cornish Ranch on the Henness Pass route searching for a bonanza that Mrs, Norris has a notion lies hidden away in the mountain fastnesses of that desolate section. It is the second trip she has made to the ranch quite lately, The lady who went with her the first time is said to have claimed some occult power that wonld lead her directly to what was wanted, but of ‘course the trip was unsuccessful. It is supposed that Miss Smally also claims to be able to perform such feats, but she too has been unsaccessfal according to the reports of the. ladies themselves.

As the story goes, long years ago the proprietor of Cornish Ranch was prospecting around one day when he found a marvelously rich ledge of gold ore. The rock was sparkling all over with the royal metal. Just after that he was taken ill with a fever, and when a little later he passed to the great unknown the secret of the rich deposit’s. whereabouts died with bim. It is very much the same sort uf a legend that somebody has to relate of almost every rod of the Sierra Nevada gold belt, eee Sweeney, the O. K. Painter, is prepared todo thebest painting at the most moderate prices. 022-tf. 4 A Theater For Grass Valley. Manager Banks of the ‘Pacific Remedy Company, now filling an engagement at this city, is thinking seriously of building a large public hall at Grass Valley for theatrical and other entertainments including dances. He is firmly convinced that such ah investment* will yield good returns. as the city is without a building of the kind. Died of Miners’ Consumption. At six o’clock last evening Richard Austin, a native of Cornwall, died at his home in the town of Washington, his ailment being consumption. He leaves a widow. The funeral is to take place in Washington to-morrow afternoon. The Royal is the highest grade baking powder ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. ae . me rather flat, bat always know in. — Appetite and Restores Health, Vigor and Vitality. “TI feel that I:ought to write « few . words in praise of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which has done great things for me. I at my stomach and constipated. I tried: remedies highly recommended for female weaknesses, but the medicines brought on other troubles. I-was so weak I could not attend to my household duties, . and I then determined to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla. After I had taken this medicine a short time I began to gain strength. I Grew Stronger Each Day until I was able'to work all day without any inconvenience. I have taken Hood’s Pills for constipation, and I am better today than I have been for five years. Since taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. and Hood’s Pills I feel r&ted in the morning. I am less nervous and apy sure I have richer and purer blood. I have always been hered with scrofula, but now I am of it. Before my last child was born I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and my girl baby was fa} and strong, while my other child was not well and lived to be only two years old.” Mrs. E, F, Box 419, Missouri Valley, Iowa. Drat, Hi d 9. Sarsa= 0Od'S parilia Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Parifier. Hood’s Pills 73s" Foe. Sierra Valley Butter. H. GOERING, O* Sierraville, has.a large quantity of Sierra Valley's famous butter now on sale in Nevada City, at : Fisher Bros.’ and W. E.°Johnston’s Grocery Stores, Every pound of it guaranteed to be STRICTLY PIRST CLASS. Sold in kegs and kits. 019-)m Grass Valley and Nevada City >°BUS LINE. Four round trips datly. : TIMETABLE: Until further notice the. ’Bus will make regular A between Nevada City and Grass Valley atthe following hours: ‘ Leaving Nevada City at 10a. m., 2, 5 and 7:30 p.m. Leaving Grass Valley at 8:15 a. m., ‘1, 8:45 aad 7:30 p. m. ; Passengers called for in any part of town without extra -charge. Leave orders at the National Exchange Hotel. GEO. WETTERAU, Prop. S100 Reward. The Nevada County Electric Power Company offers the above reward for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of any and all parties found tampering or interfering in . any form,shape or manner with the Company’s poles or wires in either of the towns or across country. : WARNING—From now cn there will be a strong current on our wires, and parties meddling with them do so at their own risk. E. J. pe SABA, JR., Manager Nevada Oounty Electric Power Company. J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music, . Also Choral ad Orchestral Director. Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and other portions of Nevada county weekly for the ood seg of instructing pupils at their own mes. i ‘For particulars as to terms of tuition, ete, apply to the Professor, either by letter or personally, at his homein North San Juan, or the Union Hotel. Nevada City. juuction and there took the lumbering) Gj missioner comes forward as a ago, I visited Mr. Albert Atkins, who all--THE LOWEST PRICES. by people who buy the notions he offers for sale. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the disease portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies, Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eus‘flamed you have a rambling sound or imperfect hearing, and when. it is en‘irely closed, Deafness is the result, ‘and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten oany case of Deafness (caused by caAddress, : tle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. ~~ satiny. me Desoos. tracesia — guardian of the rights of the people. I. was then a very great sufferer. Both the mountains with sere Ear aa shall make it my special-work, if elect-' he and bis friends did not think it facility as though he be § Sight. . ed, to see that any evils arising from. possible for him to live more ghan a ~ Largest Display! = Lowest Prices ! LADIES—Before making your purchases call at Miss Eleanor E. Hoeft’s where there is a motiopoly the Railroad} When I was in Westfield eight years) where you will find the Qa" VERY LATEST STYLES and most important of are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing . pare their statement. but an inflamed condition of the muWe will give One Hundred Dollars . tarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Sead for circulars; free F. J. CHENEY & CO., Prop, Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per botUse Rowe's hair restorer and yon will . with Sweeney, the O. K. Painter, before . favorable results. T cannot tell half of such-a situation -will-bepromptly corshort time. I found him so well on rected. ! s . this visit that I insisted upon knowing “My only pledge in this campaigu is what made the change. He said he that I will bend every effort to see that . had visited every point of the compass, the people, not only of my district, but and tried almost everything he had of the whole State, shall get exact jus-. ever heard recommended, but all of no tice. I make this pledge, and I never . avail, until he was led by the Postum made a pledge or promise in my life . Cereal articles to suspect that the little that I did not keep, to which fact my . coffee he drank was really poisoning whole business carecr will testify.” him day by day, and from the very AE Re, time that he quit coffee entirely and Sentence Postponed. began to use Postum, he began to get In the-case of the people vs. John-. better. He is a very wealthy man and ston Judge Nilon this morning made . travels a great deal, but says he never an order postponing the time of proleaves home for one pight without his nouncing sentence till next Saturday. . outfit of Postum. ‘This was.done on the motion of de-. While at Jumaca Plains, Mass, I fendant’s attorneys who propose’to ask . Visited a retired sea captain’s bome. for anew trial and want’time to pre. He said in all his experience, far and near, on land or water, he had never ee ene ‘. found any beverage that would com. pare with Postum Cereal Coffee 5 pap aaa abt . While he used to drink coffee he sufJohn Michell will hold his weekly . ¢.;eq with headaches, drowsiness and soiree this evening, at the Odd Fel-. an unnatural thickening of the blood, lows’ banquet hall. Good music and . pot since quitting the common coffee a good time assured to all, . lt . and using Postum, he was free from all okey bis ailments. I drank my first cup of Mave ‘You s House Postum with him, and to my surprise Or anything else that requires'painting . found it a very delicious, pe ble inside or outside? If you have talk . drink, which I have since used with Watch Our Windows for Bargains. Make. No Mistake, Ladies. THH BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF Fall # Winter Millinery ey, eee WM. H. CRAWFORD’S, , Main Street, Nevada City Is Not Equalled In Nevada County. * Ladies’ Pompadour Combs, 9 ai Full circle—from 13 to 28 cents. In Dressing Combs our stock is complete— Prices from_7 to 25 cents. Our 25c Celluloid Combs are catalogued by Department stores at 35¢c. ‘Transcript Block. ket Store, — money on every purchase. . We have received another lot of es That’s the way we save you THINKITOVER We Sell You the Best QUALITY of Goods For the LEAST MONEY. WON'T IT.PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? . CASH GROCER, Sells For Cash; 2 -Cives You Best Value For Your Money ; Has the Best®Quality of Goods. Try our Mustard in bulk—z25c. per quart: Will sell you aly quantity you want. Ripe and Green Olives in bulk. Pim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. DOUGLASS BUTTER, ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY. . ro SOSH SOHO HOSSHHHSHSHSHHHHHHHHHHHOHHHHOOH OD DR. SANDEN’S SUCCESS! Nothing That Has Merit Can Be Kept Downe-Some Wonderful Cures. 1— DAY HAS COME WHEN MERIT ONLY can win. If a man claims that he can cure a weakness/or a pain which has existed for years he must back his claim with proof. This is the reason for Dr. Sanden’s great success. He has shown 16,000 tetsimonials of cures during the past three years. The j -, pedple are close at home and can be seen fo prove their assertions. Dr. Sanden’s Electric Belt is the most popular curative remedy known to-day. It cures, and therefore people prefer it to drugs or the cheap, ‘Classes of-Men,” it ko Devoted to the weaknesses of men, tells the cause of early decay in young and middle-aged men; He shows how electricity, properly applied, will restore this power, and, @ives the proof. It is free upon application, A personal call preferred. Sy irs POSSE OOSSO SESE SESS Ee TEEO SET OSOOOOOe COSSHSSHSHSSOS SOHO SL EOHSHES SOHO HOOD Listen to the Clock Strike ! It’s a cathedral. gong and the mellow chimes fill the room with music. We have such a large variety <j CLOCKS In marble, onyx, nickel or wood case, with bronze, silver of gilt finish, suitable for boudoir, parlor, office or store, that it is impossible to select any for special mentiou. All are made by special manufacturers and are warranted good time keepers. We carry all kinds of _._ Jewelry, Watches, etc.,And every article sold by us is guaranteed as represented. LUETJE & BRAND, © WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS, ~~ "BROAD STREET. What ? A CARLOAD OF Furniture--Parlor and Bedroom Sets, ral kcases, Chiffonires, Chairs, Lounges, etc. Have been received from the East by JAMES KINKEAD. Prices Astonishing Low. See the stock 2% —_918-1w. giving your order. 022-tf. . what I heard in praise of Postum durPrices Astonishingly Low.